ISI Florence Faculty Connects Local Teaching to Global Physics Frontier
The International Studies Institute of Florence was thrilled to see its faculty represented at the […]
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Italy in the Artist’s Imagination
By Allie Terry-Fritsch, Professor of Art History at BGSU & Professor of Faculty-Led Program at […]
The Legacy of Women Authors in Schools: Violence, the Canon, the Curriculum
On November 24th, Prof. Johnny Bertolio (University of Turin and author of Controcanone) and Prof. […]
Medici in Love: Professor Corazzini’s Latest Work
Last week, Professor Stefano Corazzini delivered the third and final lecture in the Cea Capa Fall […]
Professor Munuera’s Photography Work Featured in Recently Published Volume
Professor Gloria Marco Munuera (ISI Florence) recently collaborated on Giorgio Bonomi’s volume Il corpo solitario. […]
James Hankins Reintroduces a Lost, Virtuous Voice from the Italian Renaissance
James Hankins revives Renaissance thinker Francesco Patrizi da Siena’s forgotten vision of virtuous civic leadership.
Bridging Seas and Centuries: Vittorio Ricci OP and Other Missionaries in the Philippines and the South China Sea (1500–1800)
On 21 October 2025, ISI Florence hosted the first conference ever dedicated to early modern […]
Dressing Like a Local: The Desire to Fit In- or Stand Out!
Written by Mikey Aston, University of Connecticut | ISI Florence Fall 2025 Aesthetics, Popular Styles, […]
Budget Your Study Abroad Experience with Me!
Written by Justus Miller, University of Virginia | ISI Florence Spring 2025 Why is it […]
Announcing the 2025 Edition of Rivista di Letteratura Storiografica Italiana
We are glad to announce that Fabrizio Serra Editore has just published the 2025 issue […]